Yep, he was....And here I thought he lost weight during the offseason.
Wasn't he LISTED at 260 lbs. last year??
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The OWNER wants to give him another shot....NOT the coaching staff in general. This is the Grim Reaper's baby....everyone else want's to get rid of him.
On a personal note, his weight means nothing to me. YES, I know his physical health and his improvement go hand and hand, but if he stays the same size and throws the ball better and defenses better....his weight don't mean crap to me.
It's just another example of how this team isn't one, and weight is very significant to a quarterback's performance. Impacts overall agility which is a lot more than rolling out or running with the ball.
His weight is an example of him just not getting it, or continuing to lack the work ethic to be the leader of a franchise. He's made his money, now she's just doing whatever he needs to to get by. In the end this will be worse than the failure of Ryan Leaf, because of the number of seasons he is responsible for scuttling.
Also as for McNabb, it appears that they'd love to have Namdi for him, but his contract is awful unless you're Namdi. He's only got 1 year left and is set to make $16mil including a huge roster bonus next month. Then his contract says that he will either be paid the top 5 in his position next year or he is to be allowed to test the free agency market (so basically he can't be franchised).
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And here I thought he lost weight during the offseason.
Wasn't he LISTED at 260 lbs. last year??
I guess he wants to be an offensive Lineman.
My god, he must be the heaviest QB ever in this era.
You don't have anything if you dont have coaching, this is especially true if the owner is making the coaching staff go directions they don't want to.
They have other holes too, picking DHB over Crabtree could haunt them for a decade. The offensive line is shaky, and their defense will become pretty mediocre if they get rid of Asomugha. McNabb would be a huge upgrade at QB since Jamarcus's backups look good relative to Jamarcus, while not being all that good themselves.
The Oakland Raiders will not taste any semblance of success again until Al Davis brings in someone and gives them power to run the franchise as a football team and not as a collection of guys who can run fast or who they are too invested in to cut loose.
I always thought that Cullpepper was the heaviest QB and I think that was around 265
What about that fat blond kid from Kentucky a while back...Jared Lorenzon (they called him JLo)...didn't he play backup at the Giants for a while? He was huge!
What about that fat blond kid from Kentucky a while back...Jared Lorenzon (they called him JLo)...didn't he play backup at the Giants for a while? He was huge!
In '07 they listed him at 285
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The Pillsbury throw boy.
Curious, where do you find the line for being over weight.
As the QB's and others as well continue to be larger and larger ....
Is 6' 5" and 240 considered over weight ?
Jimbo
As the QB's and others as well continue to be larger and larger ....
Is 6' 5" and 240 considered over weight ?
Jimbo
The Pillsbury throw boy.
Love your avatar Ramy,
I remember that day like it was yesterday :up
It was proceeded by the words :
There it is .... 4189 by Marty or Joe, don't remember which....
You mean 4192
Opps, what was I thinking , hmmm maybe the day before ......
My bad, should I go back and edit my mistake ?
I knew that didn't sound right when I typed it .....
Thats what I get for doing a quick search instead of going by memory
Pete Rose has the most career base hits in MLB history, with 4,256. Ty Cobb is second with 4,189.
I won't name the site this came from.
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...."LISTED HIM"...some where saying he was EASILY over 300. AND he was shorter than Russell.
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